ILSR's comments explain why this merger will harm competition, undermine independent office supply businesses, and accelerate Amazon’s dominance of this industry.
Following months of public debate and community action, Amazon announced that it would wouldn't follow through on plans to build a new campus in Queens.
ILSR has submitted comments to the FTC that highlight the impact of concentration on independent businesses and outline the dangers of Amazon's platform power.
In this report, we outline serious concerns with Amazon's move into procurement spending. The move could leave local governments at risk of being ripped off.
A recent contract opens the way for billions of dollars in local government spending to shift to Amazon. The good news is that, for concerned...
The Supreme Court's ruling in Ohio v. American Express highlights the growing movement of citizens and officials to restore antitrust laws to their original strength.
Stacy Mitchell went on the Bad With Money podcast to talk with host Gaby Dunn about Amazon and monopoly power.
Stacy Mitchell recently joined host Sam Seder to talk Amazon and monopoly power on the popular podcast, The Majority Report.
Amazon frames itself as a boon for entrepreneurs, but in fact the company’s increasing dominance has a profoundly negative impact on the nation’s small businesses.
ILSR co-director Stacy Mitchell appeared on This Is Hell to talk competition, platforms, and Amazon with host Chuck Mertz.
Monopolies are strangling competition and cutting off opportunity. In this feature for The Nation, we show how to stop them.
Stacy Mitchell's cover story for The Nation looks at how Amazon is a radically new kind of monopoly, and what we should do about it.
In this episode of We the People, ILSR's Stacy Mitchell and Lina Khan join Rep. Ellison to talk about how to take on Amazon.
Stacy Mitchell discusses the findings of ILSR's groundbreaking report on Amazon, and what the company's growing dominance means for small businesses, jobs, and communities.
Stacy Mitchell spoke at a briefing held by the House Judiciary Committee Democrats and the Congressional Progressive Caucus, discussing the power of large tech companies.